Missed Tuesday's bitcoin fork? CoinDesk recaps the day's events, outlining how a band of miners broke off of bitcoin to create a new network.
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A protocol for decentralized marketplaces raised $9 million in ether in an initial coin offering closed Tuesday.
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A controversial bitcoin spinoff called Bitcoin Cash has officially broken off from the main network, forging ahead with its own blockchain.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is planning to launch a blockchain-powered private market aimed at helping smaller firms obtain financing.
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The split of the bitcoin blockchain has begun.
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Russian fintech firm Blackmoon is launching an ethereum platform for managing tokenized funds.
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Singapore's central bank has released new guidance on blockchain tokens and ICOs, adopting a similar stance to that taken by the SEC last week.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia did not change its interest rate. This was no surprise. However, as with the July decision, they also refrained from making any changes to their forecast. This weighs on AUD/USD. Alongside a small correction in favour of the US dollar, AUD/USD is slipping under 0.80, a line it had struggled [...]
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The euro-zone was expected to report a growth rate of 0.6% in its preliminary read for Q2 2017. more coming
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Better than expected data from the UK: the manufacturing sector is growing at a faster pace according to the manufacturing PMI: 55.1 points. Markit was expected to report a minor rise in the purchasing managers’ index for the manufacturing sector in July, from 54.3 to 54.4 points. GBP/USD was trading around 1.32, still enjoying the great [...]
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The US dollar is clearly on the back foot due to a set of political and monetary events. What’s next? Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: BTMU FX Strategy Research notes that the USD has continued to trade at weaker levels following the release of the latest US GDP and Employment Cost Index reports [...]
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